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Icon 12 sealed Fi Q 12 sealed

The drop down on the site gives you the option for dual 1 or dual 2. You will need the dual 2, hence can be wired in series for a 4 ohm load or wired in parallel for a one ohm load.

Fi q or ssa icon with more power ssa dcon with current power.

IMO you need some more juice for those fi subs, your amp is 200 watts rms bridged at 4 ohms.

Do you have a sub in the back? If you dont, then, might as well put a comp or coaxial in the rear. Hmm didnt see your other thread, disregard the above.

HBD

Welcome.

Heard nothing but good things on that for the money. How about spending your money on a good component set and an amp to power it, and use the hu to power the 6x9's if you really see the need for the 6x9's?

If you have to ask that question, you have no business messing with 5K. Hell, you shouldn't be playing at all. Op, theses guys know their stuff, and i can tell you really want to learn, go easy and you will learn alot.

Looks very nice and with out any prep work makes it even better.

Welcome to ssa.

Those jacks are awesome, so much easier to work with.

Looks clean for sure, but I hope that jack is secured too.

Is it the 80% rule for every year? To be honest, I don't even know if it's true. It was just shoved down our throats by the profs through all 4 years of college Those guys can scare the shit out of you..lol... there is premise that those in the teaching profession is more so lack of real world experience, especially in their specific profession and remain there through out their careers, but they are good at what they do. Op, I would try it. In many cases risk is what it takes, but keep the back up, atleast you have one.

here ya go http://soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/product-information/dcon.html

Exactly !

Another example of ssa cs.

Here is what I use Rotary drum sander (kit), just attach it to a power hand drill or any rotary tool and off you go, available with different grit size. Very handy ! The hand method works just as good when its not that much material to be removed (old school).

keeping the youngster on the right path I see..

Get out the sand paper or sanding block and put some elbow in it dude wood is easy to sand.

Nice sub, nice car!

Excellent idea !

HBD

That intro makes me everytime I see it, nice box.